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| | | (1) Posted by Marjan Kovačević [Sunday, Oct 15, 2017 01:57] | Open solving competitions in Serbia, autumn 2017
Till the end of 2017 there will be three more open solving competitions in Serbia, in the frames of the Serbian League of Solvers 2017.
Next Saturday, 21. October, 11-15h (Zemun Chess Club, Prilaz 15 str, Zemun), 15 #2s for 150 minutes. Selection and judging: Branislav Djurašević.
Saturday, 11. November, 11-16h (Nikola Tesla School, Maksima Gorkog 7 str, Pančevo), ISC system 2 x 6 problems for 180 minutes. Selection and judging: Zoran Sibinović.
Saturday, 9. December, 11-16h (Zemun Chess Club, Prilaz 15 str, Zemun), ISC system 2 x 6 problems for 180 minutes. Selection and judging: Milomir Babić.
| | | (2) Posted by Branislav Djurašević [Sunday, Oct 22, 2017 04:03]; edited by Branislav Djurašević [17-10-22] |
3.round of Serbian Solvers League, Zemun (Belgrade), 21.10.2017.
Final ranking:
1. Radomirović Miodrag 60 points (120 min.)
2. Gađanski Borislav 60 (145')
3. Serafimović Ilija 60 (146')
4. Mladenović Miodrag 56 (47')
5. Vučković Bojan 56 (70')
6. Kovačević Marjan 56 (72')
7. Perović Živojin 56 (95')
8. Bojković Slobodan 56 (135')
9. Simić Milan 56 (148')
10. Roland Marcos (BRA) 52 (85')
11. Miljanić Mirko 52 (148')
12. Mijatović Dušan 44 (146')
13. Vujasinović Mihajlo 40 (150')
14. Babić Milomir 36 (130')
15. Raičković Božidar 35,5 (150')
16. Šoškić Božidar 24 (150')
17. Racić Pera 16 (150')
18. Ilić Božidar 12 (150')
| | | (3) Posted by Kostas Prentos [Sunday, Oct 22, 2017 14:58] |
Easy set of problems with one tricky study?
| | | (4) Posted by Branislav Djurašević [Sunday, Oct 22, 2017 15:14]; edited by Branislav Djurašević [17-10-30] |
This round covers only 15 twomovers for 150 minutes. Our grandmasters handed over the solutions way ahead of the predetermined time, but unfortunately didn't find the right solution of one (different) of the problems.
Others stayed to solve to the end of the proposed time, so the results are as you can see. Every solved problem earns 4 points. The first twomover for solving was my original, specially composed for this competition (8 solutions, each counts 0,5 and if any of these 8 was wrong the solvers got 0 points). So, one solver found only 7 solutions in the first problem, so got 3,5 points. Several solvers solved wrong one of the eight solutions and got 0 point for the first problem.
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